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Issue 135
June 4, 2014


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Learning is a lifetime process that is enriched by new discoveries, research, relationships and experiences. This week we launch Steve's Study, a section of the newsletter that will highlight Dr. Gutstein's writing and resources as well as popular and academic articles that he finds thought provoking.

~ Rachelle Sheely, PhD.


What Kind of Guide Are You? Part 3   
by Rachelle Sheely, Ph.D.R.Sheely

 Not all guides are good guides and our ability to recount miserable experiences with humor speaks to the importance of guiding that builds resilience.

Jeannine Charney, a Chilean psychologist, compares two such experiences: the first is a beloved mentor who guided her work as a graduate student and the
second of a brother who was supposed to teach her to water ski...read more here.  
 

Featured Consultant: Kathy Darrow
 
 
Once a month, we will be highlighting one of our consultants. darrow

Kathy Darrow is an RDI consultant and a mother of four. She has been chosen as a featured consultant because of her dedication to our program and her amazing spirit.
Read more here.  

From Our Learning Community...
This section will be used to highlight something of interest from our active online learning community.

A couple weeks ago, a few of our RDI consultants had the pleasure of attending and presenting at the AutismOne Conference. This week's feature is a recording of our consultants discussing RDI through their presentation, "Heal the Body, Build the Mind"  Watch it here.
 

From Steve's Study:STEVE
This section will feature suggested reading from Dr. Steve Gutstein that he has found enlightening in the study of ASD and RDI.

Social and Emotional Benefits of Video Games: Metacogntition and Relationships 

"Video games nurture an incremental understanding of intelligence. Because players are rewarded for one task at a time - for overcoming one obstacle after another - they learn to understand learning and accomplishment iteratively."
Read the full article here.

 

The Lighter Side...
By Andrew Phillips

Q: How would you level friends

A: Good Friend: Visits you in jail
Great Friend: Posts bail for you in jail Epic Friend: The reason you are in jail in the first place
(Hey man I didn't really think they pass that law)

 

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